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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-04-23
On q Cold Trail.


The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has Sc
lected several extracts from papers
published in various parishes,
showing tho economical and sue
cessful management of parochial
affairs by the police juries, and it
points to them as evidences of the
beneficial effects of "ring rule,
Next we supposed that good crops,
fair weather, etc! will be attributed
to the same beni9n source by our
Baton Rouge confrere. Seriously,
though, neighbor, don't you think
it little far-fetched, SO far as
Grant parish is concerned, when
we inform you that every mothers
SON of the six members now COM
posing our jury are. anti-adminis-
tration We ale entitled to q
seventh member from the Mont
gomery ward, but although the
good Democratic citizens of that
ward sent down a petition two
months ago, signed by every infu-
entail man in the ward, for the
appointment of one of their best
men, as yet no notice has been paid
to their petition. It looks very
much as if . quiet hunt was being
made in that "anti'' district for
some lonely administration man
for appointment These are the
little things that have caused the
leaven of dissatisfaction to spread
over our State, and no amount of
sophistry and fine-spun eulogies OF
the Sins will satisfy the "outs'
when their rights and privileges
are thus ignored and curtailed
Call it fight of the fins" and the
''outs," if you viii, friend, but
from now until he convention It
is to be q stubborn and bitter fight
all the same. We are no advocate
of party disruption, nor do we be-
lieve the Democratic party is IN
the imminent danger some weak
kneed alarmists claim. All will
ssAop harmoniously" after the nom
| mating convention. but from now
until then you will see a mighty
pretty little skirmish within party
lines. And, one other thing which
we desire to state before closing,
is that we do not recognize the
right of the Office holder, elected
by Democratic votes, to draw the
lines for party discipline, but claim
that such right rests with the
masses composing the party. Oul
Office holders too frequently i'm.
agine that they constitute the party
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sCRoFULA

I do not believe thas
Ayers Sarsaparilla has
IN equal ~ . remedy
for 6erofulous Hu-
m0rs. It h pleasant
to take, gives strength
and vigor to the body,
and produces . more
permanent, lasting, re-
suit than any medicine
i ever used.-E.
Haines, No. Lindale, O.
/ have used Ayers
6arsaparilIa, in my fam
lily, for Scrofula, and
know, II Il 10 taken
faithfully, It win
thoroughly eradicate
this terrible disease. =
w. +. Fowler, n. D.,
Greenville, Tenn.
For forty years I
have suffered with Fry.
sipelas. / have tried
all sorts Of remedies
for my complaint, bot
found no relief until I
com m fenced using
Ayers Sarsaparills.
After taking ten bot
ties Of this medicine /
am completely cured.
Mary C. Amesbury,
Rockport, Me.
I have suffered, for
years, from Catarrh,
which was % severe
that Il destroyed my
appetite and weakened
my system. After try
ing other romed lee.
and getting no relief. I
began to take Ayers
6arsaparilla, and, IN .
few months, was cured.
I-Susan l.. Cook, 600
| Albany st., Boston
Highland, Mass.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
b superior to any blood
purifier that / have
ever tried. I have
| taken e for 6crofula,
ICanker, and Salt
! Rheum, and received
much benefit from II
It b good, also, for .
weak stomnch.-Millie
| Jane Peirce, South
Bradford, Mass.
;arsapariIIa,
!. Aver = Co.. Lowell. Naas.
cir botflees %.
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Gov. Nlcholls, Democracy.


1Oyokty OF loK. N1c4OA46 " OcAnO
cratic tenets, to obtain credence
for their statements and give
weight to their argument should
speak more carefully by the card
A long record Of more than half a
lifetime has been searched in vain
by his opponents to find one cause
for cavil, single source of objec-
tion. Loyal TO his country, his
services a. soldier proved the he
TO, chevalier Bayard ''sans peur
ct sans reproache." As q private
citizen, = jurist and planter, no
suspicion of reproach ever came
near him; honest high minded and
pure in thought and deed, he won
only the love and respect Of those
Who knew him, and when called
upon TO redeem his State from the
t6roes Of radical misrule, those
qualities of the soldier and citizen
welded In the statesman made q
tower Of strength that compelled
victory for the righteous cause OF
self government; and in all, and
through all, he never swerved one
hairsbreadth from his allegiance
to the Democrstic party. This rec
ord IL a plain and open as the day;
there il nothing IN It to assail no
single incident to impeach; but
objection must somewhere be found
and dire distress compels his OPP
ponents to speak it in the Generals
support Of Hon. Carleton Hunt
for Congress in the first district in
the election Of 1884 It is charged
that Hunt was . bolter and Gen
Nichols support Of him implied
disloyalty to the party.
Let a. review the circumstances
and zee in what the charge consists:
In the spGing q 1884 q dispatch
from New Orleans appeared IN H.
New Orleans Times and was widely
copied throughout the country 70
the elIect that The nomination of
Congress from the LIT District had
been sold fox Twelve Thousand
Dollars, and none other than the
purchaser need apply. MI. Hunts
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work 70 CONTROL the nominati0n; and
long before he meeting Of the reg
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w eunesQay, zUtn lnStants Inc clbl-
zens of Colfax were startled at
hearing the loud report of q heavily
loaded shot gun, followed by two
or three cries of man in mortal
agony, and in few seconds an
other gun, at which the cries grew
weak and indistinct and then
ceased altogether. A dozen or
more persons congregated in an
instant to find N. G. McNeely
struggling in the throes of death
and weltering in his life blood, at
the corner of the court house
square next to the Mcknight resi-
dence. Excited inquiry elected
the fact that several persons had
seen Gus and Walter Shackelford
running from the scene of tragedy
with shot guns in their hands,
The particulars of the murder,
as brought out before the coroner's
inquest, show it to have been horri-
bly, deliberate in its conception and
cold blooded in its execution. 1t
appears that McNeely had been en-
ployed by his uncle, Capt G. G..
/ :
Nash, to keep store for him q few
days, during the latter's illness.
Knowing that McNeely would get
up early to open the store, and
that he would have to pass with
in easy gun shot of the court
house, the Shackelford boys con-
cealed themselves in the room oc-
cupied and used as an Office by
their father, S. B. Shackleford,
clerk of the court, and as their VIC
tim came unsuspectingly along
emptied the contents Of their guns
into his body from the window Of
the clerks Office, ct q distance Of
about ninety feet.
The cause Of the killing. as is
well known to numbers Of people
in this region, is the shame Of the
sister of the Shackelfords, which
a number of the family relatives
sought to avenge in blood little
over a year ago, and was averted
only by the chicken heartedness Of
Gus Shackelford, who declined b
pull the trigger Of his gun, while
concealed in the same room from
which the shots were fred We'd
nesday morning, and McNeely q
the same spot on which he was
finally killed. although his relatives
stood at his back heavily armed
and assured Gus Of their protec-
ton and urged him to shoot Find
ing Gus would not do the deed q
that time, the Shackelfords con-
tented themselves with demanding
that McNeely leave the country
which he did for three or foul
months Then he began to appear
=
in Colfax at intervals Of . week o.
ten days, and finally made his stay
permanently. Gus Shackelford
who was himself under . serious
charge remained away from Collar
for period, but finally took MP
his abode pretty much in the same
way that McNeely did. For q
while a shooting scrape between
McNeely and the 6hackelfords va
hourly expected by the citizens d
the town, but as days, and weeks
and months went by, and the par.
ties passed and repassed without {
rencounter. everybody began +
feel easy, and supposed they had
about concluded to let this ugly
matter rest in the oblivion of thu
past It was observed that tht
parties all went armed, but tina
they avoided a direct meeting, and
seemed to act upon the principle
of "let me alone and I'll let yov
alone" Such, however, proves no
to have been the case, but on tn
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the Staying of q man who invades
the sacred precincts Of home,
would in . measure have condoned
the crime in the eyes Of the public,
but TO wait and wait and wait,
until the matter has become cold
and clamy, and then to waylay
their victim and kill him in the
presence of his wife and family in
such q deliberate manner, is so
horrible to all fair minded people
that they cannotthink ofsuch : desd
with any degree of patience. As it
| is, the condition of the unfortunate
sister Il made worse by string mp
fresh comment and the two young
men will have to go through ifo
with the stain of q fellow-creatnre's
blood constantly weighing them
down. and the further probability
of felon being branded upon them
for their heartless act There IL
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Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

Two poor ,cne condemned governmsn,
mules are advertised for sale at Fort No
have, Or at least are supposed to Be, 4
putting up a notice In the post Office /.
proper advertising. We don't think 1t u
We hear that the people Of MincrsI
Park are thinking Of giving another dance
Or entertainment In the near future iol
the benefit Of their school fund. II should
be well patronized a. the object Is wor.
thy.
w. ii. Taegart 4 Co. loaded up nearly
every pack animal in the country this
morning with merchandise, grub and
mining material for the miners at WalIa.
pal mountain. Among the supplies We
noticed whole lot for the American Flas
mine, also some for the Msriposa and
others. The pack train, which belongs
TO Tom Woods, includes nearly every jack.
ass in the Wallapai mountains. II ia sur.
prising what an amount OF stuff these
pack trains can carry of, but Taggart 4
20. arc equal to any emergency and can
supply any amount oi goods at any
time.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09
OUR MINES
what tho Miners Or Mehove Cess.
" Have Been Dsing the Fast
Week.

w. III. Gam has sold the Cams spring
and mill site at Lost Basin TO J. +. Luthy
for $3.50 cash.
Several important mining sales have
taken place in the past few weeks oI
which 1t present we are not at liberty "a
give particulars. The sales viii result In
the erection Of reduction works In Todd
Basin, and two mills at Lost Basin. One
Of the latter will be Of twenty stamps.
There Is carload Of ore from the Rural
mine, at Mineral Park, awaiting it's turn
at the Sampling Works. The carload ID
worth in the neighborhood Of 900.
We paid visit to the sanpling Works
this morning and found the following lots
Of ore ready to be sampled, viz: One car
load from the Rural mine, four tons from
the Cupel, one and . half tons from the
Miners Dream and three carloads from
the Oro Plata.
J. NJ. More brought in another lot ol
40 ounce ore from their claim in the
Weaver district, near FL Dorado Cam
yon.
Messrs. Flynn and Merrill! who are
working good claim in the Music Noun
tain district, sent down ton Of ore that
sampled over 10 ounces In gold.
p. II. Tompkins brought in about hall
ton OF ore from one OF his claims in Ce-
dar district, the result Of one days work.
The ore sampled 81 ounces without sort
ing. Mr.. Totnpkins has gone back after
some more Of the same.
Frank Hamilton had two tons Of ore
from the Mississippi claim, WaIlapai
mountain, which went over 800 ounces as
usual. -...
Newlands Bros. had small lot of GA.
lena ore run through last week from one
of their claims In Bob.aii Basin which,
went extra high In silver.
The sampling Works people arc com.
planning Of scarcity Of cars.
Asmall lot OF ore received from Prescott.
last week worked over so per cent in
lead and COG ounces in silver.
A carload Of ore from the American
Flag mine, worked last week, sampled
32o ounces in silver. ~.... #
d. W. Grant brought in special lot oI
five sacks Of ore from the Miners Dream
mine this morning, which is claimed to be
the richest Ore ever worked in Kingman.
1t looks almost good enough to eat.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

Taggat & Co. have just sent of an i'm.
ncnse order for all kinds OF dry goods,
hats, clothing, boots and shoes, linen
wear and everything requisite for summe,
use, and will supplement the same to-day
with another for fresh groceries and pro.
visions. Wait until their spring stock
arrives before making your selections
They viii guarantee satisfaction both in
quality and price.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09
$50 90

Salary Fund .t........ $50 90
Assigned TO Reecher 4 Go.
Voting aye--ths full Board.
On motion the Board adjourned until
Tuesday, April 5th, 1857, at o o'clock, ..
m.
SAM. CROzIER,
Attest, Chairman Of the Board.
JAnxs ]. HrDr,
Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09
BucLlen's Arnica salye.

The best salye In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rl,eum, Feyc,
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-,
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pc,
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09
PROCEEDINGS
---oY TnK--.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

The Honorable Board d SUPERVISOR ol
the County Of Mohaye, Territory Of ATi.
sona, met on Monday, April 4tb, 1857, d
10 O'Clock, .. m, IN regular session.
Present Samuel Crozier, Chairman,
Mcssrs. Nelson and Johnson, Supervisor
and Jane, J. Hyde, Clerk.
On motion, the Board appointed
O'Clock, p m, as the time for recsivins
and opening bids for moving Jail cells
and for furnishing new jail, and hear.
ing those who wish TO address the Beard
on the subject.
Voting ,,yc--the full Board.
The Chairman presented copy OF the
Act entitled, ''To survey and define .
portion Of the boundary line between the
counties Of Mohaye and Yayapai," and
suggested that the Board take some &C
tion theres,n.
On motion, the District Attorney ID re-
qucsted to draw up . contract between
the Board Of Supervisors and the Depaiy
U. 8. Mineral Surveyor, Otto r. Kuencer,
by the terms Of which the said Kuencer
is to do all the surveying &C., necessary
under said act, for the consideration Of
five hundred dollars, and 10 furnish .
proper bord for the faithful performance
Of the same; and the Clerk Of the Beard
10 hereby au'horizedto procure from the
Secretary .. the Territory . certified copy
Of the act Tor the use ot said Surveyor.
The Sheriff appeared before the Board
and accounted to the Treasurer for Ii
censc Blanks received by him and unsold,
and the same were counted by the Board
and found correct.
The Sheriff then presented his quarter
ly report ~ the quarter ending March
3lst, 1887. as follows:
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

fond's Extract, for inflammation, etc.
We wish those who hear OF the Extract
ior the first time to ask some friend about
1t. They invariably praise it.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09
OFFICIAL PAPER or the COUNTY.
L.P. Tishsr and e. G. Daks are aushcriz-
q assnts IN San Franchise Of the AoHAvE
oeOarx AMn.
Subscribers to this paper will confer .
lsyef BY sending notice Of any irrsgularity
r. its delivery TO this of1cs.

Special notices In the reading solumns Of
ths Mxxs will be charged At tho rate OF
rea Cents psr line for each insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

With largely increased and rapidly growing Country
Order trade the Spring Of 1887 better equipped
than before to meet the demands of the thousands
located this who find it profitable to do their
trading by mail.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

Subscribe for the MIXER, Two dollars
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-07

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